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Phoenix is flying again (opens the original)
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Phoenix takes off Wednesday, Aug. 19, as Bird of Prey Northwest's Janie Veltkamp watches his release following a week-long rehabilitation after an eagle attack during his first flight on Aug. 12. Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Don Veltkamp of Birds of Prey Northwest holds Phoenix shortly before the young osprey was released a week after being attacked by an eagle. Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Janie Veltkamp of Birds of Prey Northwest carefully takes hold of Phoenix, a young osprey injured in an Aug.
Council allows couple to keep rescued ducks (opens the original)
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PRIEST RIVER — A couple will be allowed to keep a flock of rescued drakes after the City Council voted 2-1 Monday to grant an exemption to a city ordinance regarding chickens in city limits. In granting the exemption to Williams Sires and Tierra Plaster, the council capped the number of male ducks the couple could have at the existing seven. The exemption is also specific to the couple, allowing them to keep the ducks in the event they ever move from their existing rental home. While noting the
Council allows couple to keep rescued ducks (opens the original)
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PRIEST RIVER — A local couple will be allowed to keep a flock of rescued drakes after the City Council voted 2-1 Monday to grant an exemption to a city ordinance regarding chickens in city limits. In granting the exemption to Williams Sires and Tierra Plaster, the council capped the number of male ducks the couple could have at the existing seven. The exemption is also specific to the couple, allowing them to keep the ducks in the event they ever move from their existing rental home. While notin
Crews boost lines ahead of winds (opens the original)
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Wildfire smoke blocks the view at Sandpoint City Beach. Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER BONNERS FERRY — With winds kicking up throughout the day, Northern Rockies Team 1 crews were preparing to hold the line in what looked to be a long night on the Upper Smith Fire, officials said Saturday afternoon. "Yeah, it's going to be a fight today," Trevor Unsworth, Northern Rockies Team 1 operations section chief, said in a briefing posted to the Idaho Panhandle National Forest Facebook page early Saturday e
Fire crews making steady progress (opens the original)
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A view of the Upper Smith Fire on Tuesday, July 28. Photo courtesy USDA FOREST SERVICE BONNERS FERRY — Fire crews continue to make steady progress to button down the Upper Smith Fire ahead of today's predicted extreme fire weather. The main section of the fire is "locked in and looking super good" from the southern to western flanks and onto the north flank, where it butts up against Smith Creek, Trevor Unsworth, Northern Rockies Team 1 operations section chief, said in the briefing posted to th
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